Goalkeeper George Owu has completed his move from Hasaacas to Ashantigold.
Owu is making a return to the club after just two seasons and is set to fill the void left by Fatau Dauda.
The former Kotoko keeper is expected to add experience and bolster C.K Akonnour’s squad which is bereft of confidence and in pursuit of Premier League survival.
Owu experienced relegation with Hasaacas last season but will be determined to help the Miners from going down the same route as he did in the space of a year.
He could make his debut this weekend when the Miners take on league champions Wa All Stars.
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